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The Osceola times., 1887-09-24
WASHINGTON LETTER
WAsHiSoroS, D. c., Sept. lS, 1887
tFron Our Regular Correspoadent)

Fron Onr Regular Correspoadent)
In political circles at the Capital,
the chief topic OF public interest and
discussion is still the tariff confer.
ence at Oak View, between the Pres.
ident, Secretary Fsirchild, Mr.. Car
isle, and other advisers, which has
Just been concluded, doubtless to
the full satisfaction Of the conferees,
at least. That an Administration
tariff measure, e,ubodying substan-
;ial reduction of the custom duties
upon the necessaries of life and q
repeal Of the tobacco tax, was agreed
upon, l have not the least Doubt,
and further, l have reason TO believe
that the President will bring TO bear
all of bis famous 6rmness and vigcr
in impressing his views upon the At.
tention of Congress, - Of vital I'm
portance to the future Of both the
country and the Democracy. The
attitude Of Mr. Randall and those Of
his way of thinking upon this ques-
ton, is regarded with much interest
and solicitude, but l believe there
is no ground for alarm, for l think
that the Ex Speaker, while differing
with many other Democrats upon a
re- adjustment of the tariff, realizes
the necessity Of a reduction of taxa
ton, and will agree to a fair COM
promise that in large degree will
accomplish the result so greatly de-
sired, aud to which the Democratic
party so solemnly plcged itself in
the platform ofthe Chicago Conven-
ton.
Surprise is expressed in some
quarters that Ex.Speaker Carlisle
has taken no testimony in the oon-
tested election proceedings fled
against him by Thobe. Mr.. Carlisle
says, in an interview, that he took
no testimony because it was unnec-
essary for him to do SO, as the con-
testsnt only alleged the casting Of
four fraudulent votes for the contes.
tee, aud that his majority in the Dis
trict was 1926, such claim If admit
ed, could not change the result.
Under such circumstances it would
be simply preposterous for the con.
testee to produce evidence.
The foreign delegates to the Med
ical Congress, after uniting with
their American brethren in a visit
to Nj. Vernon, said adieu and left
for an excursion to Niagars Falls
before turning their faces bomeward
to again brave the billows Of the
briny deep.
The project to open fine roadway
from the Aqueduct Bridge in this
CITY to the tomb of Washington, to
be called Mt. Vernon Avenue, seems
to meet with great public favor, and
there can be little doubt that the
work will be done, as the popular
support, both of the citizens of the
District of Columbia and Of Alexan-
dra county, Virginia, which is be-
coming enlisted in behalf OF this
truly patriotic and polite undertake
inc. seems to warrant such conclu'
sion. There will be public meet.
l;nu at Alexandra on the 18th inst.
TO consider the matter.
A memorable and important work
in the religious world is the location
OF the great Catholic University IN
the city of Washington. The rst',
mate Of the cost and endowment oi
this great work is the immense sum
of $6,OOO,OOO, of which 100000 ii
already in hand. 1t is designed te
upbuiid here . grand university thai
The Osceola times., 1887-09-24

THE citizens of Carson Lake com
plain that the young men of Osceola,
they mention no names, are in the
habit of riding out on Sundays, and
shooting off pistols promiscuously
along the road, and warn them to
beware.
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country, and their places should be
filed with different caste of men.
+ Wheel Enterprise.
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&c. PREWITT. M. D.
Physician l. Surgeon
OMce--DrMg Store.
Tsrms-Cash or good acceptance
Oaesola. Ark E, October ., 1880. nasn
II. N. McV eigh,
ATTORNEV AT Law,
OSCEOL.a,

Will practice in all the Counties OF
thia (1d) judicial Circuit, the su-
preme Court of the State, and in
che adjoining counties Of Tennes.
eco and Missouri. Special and
prompt atsention given to colleo'
tious, to che payment Of taxes,
examining aud abstracting titles,
and 70 Whatever may appertain to
. general Land Agency. Jan. It.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-24

The Prohibition Alliance meats every ist and
srd Sundays at O'Clock p. m. and md and
9TH Sundays at 7 sop. IN al the Union Church
r. B. Hale. k.F. McVeigh,
President. Secretary
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Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS;
S,~~.tv ana Probate yndge-L ID kos1eh.
C,rouit and Cosuty Clerk-HuKh u Mc'eigh
SNssi6 ma Collector w. 8. Hayes.
Usunay Exsainer- Leon Roussan.
Csuaty sarvsysr- r. H. Clay.
SDsnsy Coroner n. lawrence.
Coss1r Asssssss- Bethel L. Hill
Nox1oE TOWNSHIP.
yuscsss q - Peaee-N: q. Cartwright
n oeoohsnssn, Z. Taudy.
ConscnAls-W W Ward
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nayss-Dsa. q. Bacchus.
nsssrdss-Lsen Haassan.
AiAsrusa-Jsnss ListoL, 2. B. Hale D. h
Lawrssss. 4. L. Avery. 2. A. summer
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Proclamation Of the Governc
ELECTION
Proclamation!

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN, That, In pur-
suancs Of the Governors proclamation, a. 10
dicatsl above, I. W s. Hayes. Sheriff Of Mis-
sissippi County. Arkansas, proclaim that spe.
cial Election be held In the County cf Aississip p
pi. State Of Aikarsas, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER sTH, 1887.
at the places designated below. for the purposs
Of elseting one County Surveyor. TO all the va
csncy caussd by the death Of Pat. II Clay, ists
County surveyor
Monroe Townskip-Court HouSe.
Troy Towpship- Furyuson's store.
Pecan Township at Frieud's Store; Colder
Lake Precinct CArleton's = St.re
Scott Township Louise Chapel.
Carson Lake Township-Schoo. House.
swsyDe eTownship-sehoolH House
Canadian Townshi p Rucker's store.
Hickman sship-Post once.
Chick asawba Township hi Biythesvills 7. o.
Clear Lake Township-School House.
Fest Big Lake Sam Hector's house
West Big Lake--SchoNl House.
Little River rownship-R. Y. Jsckson's.
Dead Timber Lake School House
Given under my hand, this the Dth. day
September, A. d. 1881.
W. =. HAYES,
Sheriff Mise Co.
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Pure Ice always on hand, which l
will deliver to the trade at 10. per fb,
a and to consumers OF families, in small
bs quantities at lAc. Respectfully,
In &.7M Jas. N. HAMILTON.
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~ PrsSsytuian Lsdies' Aid Society meet
ever Wednesday afternoon u ociock' :. -, ~
Ilax oSad rich o residence. <-|'"
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OSCEOLA, :

No. Three vacant town lots, rSxl32 feet 7;
desirable locality, on Main street, south OF the
Planters Hotel
No Two lots oppos'te Court House, on
Broadway. osceola. eGxi3s ieet each
No 3 Forty acre tract. fnur miles from Os-
ceols. 20 xcres In cultiv tIon: good house: barn
ed on Waller bay oa. q fs,ooas fishing s.rssm
Not Farm. 225 acres, 7, acres In cultiys-
ton good house, barn and outhouses, water,
&C Smiles from Osceoln good nsignborn''d
No. g. ssu ac.ss faro aud timber land. near
Biythesvilv.
Nos. isOD acres farm aud timber land. six
miles nortf of Osceols and three miles from the
Mississippi river.
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~Adysrtissrs sy the year will tsrestricte'
20 n cir legitimate business.

~Adysrtisers Sy the year will tsrestricted
70 tksir legitimate business
s~Yssrly Advertisements NAY be changed o.
sSst four uuss Aaring the year free OF charge
u~Parties sontrsetisg for yearly advertise
~asts AID diseontinu nuing from any cause. Will oc
ehsrred short time rates, ~ per time Inserted
BpD 8ArBe.
~ForsigA advertisements, sent tnron9n
vsass, Of . deposit made with some one ~no'n
Ne nav assignats.
~Msrriasss and deaths, not sxoeedlng zen
i,sea. vim be publishsd - news, free Of charge
hst eiitnarlss, tributes Of respect. funerel nori
ess sad inVitaiioos charged ~ advertisement" D.
A-Aii psrseaal natter. letters or communi-
cstie,s ssstiag forth Individual scAenies or In
ssrssts e Be- promoted, eman nsting non parry
or psrsiss. ergaai isakious o. societies. Will oe
sssrrsd fes - other sdvsrtisements
r~in Ill Legitimate dsmands Of the demo
srstie o. Csassfyacivs party, or VI the great IN
sSrSsts Of ~ general public upon our Columns
~ Ttnps will act fall u tts duty
The Osceola times., 1887-09-24

HoT SPRINGS had a $4,000, fire
on the 10Th inst. On the 10Th Brink.
ley suffered to the extent of t16, 900.
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NUMBER 8.

No. Z. $40 acrcs farm and timber land. fcurs
teen miles from Mis-. issippi river. on P~mis.o
bayou neieh5orhcod being settled np rspi"v'
No g. iG0 acres farm and timber land. 10 >
In cultivation. good honscs. IN Pemircot bay"u
No. o. 500 acres, 100 In cultivation and ION
more deadenesl. and 4 or s hundred note sus-
ccptihle OF cnlti, alton, good houses. wafsf, 81.
mil. from old Jown Landing un Mississippi
,iver. aud fr.,ating on vld Z wn Lsket well
prusectsd by State evee VIII b. ss1d - .
bargain. Cou.d be divtd IN i've gsrssi faSns.
No 10. i6o farm ssd timber land On 1yroa
20 bayou fur Dilrs frum tioIdsn Lake. esr,4
neigAporhood; settling " .srtdly
no II 100 acre., "A well Improved end IN Z
Gpe state Of cultivation, ter B,ilr~ sbt,vu tscr-
ola, ~ ApsiA.iili liss,; to.c rsAsA l.sk. -
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Masonic.

The stated sonn satc stioae OF oe.sols Loas'
No n. A. "A n. viii be- held the sstnf
Isv.c. - nart before sneh full neon The
uc1bsrs srs srd~ed 70 attend promptly.
All Mater Nssons 10 good stsnainE s''
Az ordes Of J. W. rRIcE. ". II.
Lson 1susaAx, Secretary
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The OscEoLA TINES and the ARKArsAs DEx-
oRAr, both for >l. 90.
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Liberal Cash Payments to Agents We want
ose In Every Town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
WE ARE SEVEN.
An Extraordinary Communication
Sent to Gov. oglesby.
The Anarchists Say They Never Advo-
Gated Force Except in Case Of Self
Defense-The Reds Rue II
and Ask For Mercy.

CHICAG$, ILL.,, Nov. .6.-An extraord-
mary communication signed by Spies,
Schwab and Fielden, disavOwing tag
gressive force" and deplOring the loss Of
life at the haymarket was given out for
publication. 1t is addressed to Cover
nor Oglesby and is to be forwarded to
him with the formal petition for Glenn
ency. The guarded wording of the doc
ument is as able as its matter, partic-
ularly as tn s is the first expression Of
the kind any of the condemned anar-
chists have made. Parsons, it is under
stood, acquiesces in its contents and
will address separate letter of his own
to the governor embodying the same
ideas. Lingg, Engle and Fischer stead
fastly refuse, however, to go on record
with any surh declaration. The follow
ing 8 tie letter in ull:
>hlUAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 3, 1887.
Governor Ri, ,rd oglesby, Springfield, Ill:
SIR: In order that the truth may be
known by you and the public you rep
resent, we beg to state that we never
advocated the use of force except in
case of self-defense. To accuse us of
having attempted 10 overthrow law and
government on May 4, 1885, or at any
other time, is as false as it is absurd.
Whatever we said or did was said and
done publicly; we have never conspired
or plotted to commit an unlawful act.
While we attacked the present social
arrangements in writing and speech
and exposed their iniquities, we have
never consciously broken any laws. SO
far from having planned the killing of
anybody at the haymarket or anywhere
else, the ve!y object of the meeting was
to protest against the commission
of murder. We believe it to be
our duty as friends of labor and
liberty to oppose any OtEer use of
force Than in the necessary defense of
sacred rights against unlawful attacks.
All our efforts have been in the direc-
t'No of elevating manNind, and to
remove as much as possible the cause
U. chine III society. Our labor was un-
selfish; no motives of personal gain
prompted us. Thousands and thou
sands will bear testimony to this. We
may have erred at times in our judg
ment-yes, we may have "loved man
kind not wisely, but too we'll" If in
the excitement of propagating our
views we were led into expressions
which caused workingmen to think
tuaL aggressive force was proper in
strument of reform we regret it. We
deplore the loss of life at the haymarket
as at McCormick's at East st. Louis
and at the Chicago stock yards
Very Respectfully,
A. SPIES,
MICHAEL SCHWAB,
SAMUEL FIELDEN.
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Bound Over for Malpractice.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 7.-[Specisl.E
A dispatch from Wellington says: DR..
Carver, well known West Salem ply
sician, was given preliminary hearing
Saturday by Justice Norton at Penfield.
He is charged with performing Grim
inal operation on Miss Ella Hine, which
resulted in her death. Several
friends of the dead girl testify
to her being i'll for some days
but were ignorant of the true cause.
Three physicians said that there were
signs of criminal operation, but 9th
ers stated that other causes might have
killed the girl. DR. Carver admitted
having made an examination, but de-
MED that any operation was performed
by him. He was bound over in the sum
of $500.
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Common Pleas Court Cases.

5511-Annie f. Martin vs. Curtis San
dals ct al; equity.
5512--John b. Brothers VS. Ignatius
Malline; civil action.
5513-The Westinghouse Incorpor-
ated Co. VS. John B. Acker ct al; civil
action.
5514-Mary Ann Blair vs. Jonathan
NJ Blair; divorce on the grounds of ex
treme cruelty and gross neglect.
5515-William Stallcup and Emery
Miller, assignees for Lamborn and Grey
and Henry Shafer VS. Matthew Early ;
error.
5516-James Campbell e Son VS. the
Board of Education, Canton, o.; civil
action.
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Legal Notice.

John X. Frederick. whose place Of residence Is un
NOV n, late OF Canton Stark county Ohio will take
l0tice that on the Oath day Of September 1897 in fine
)Ourt Of Common Pleas Cf stark county, where the
.ntion is now pending, being cause number
1853, the undersigned. jennie s. Frederick n ed
Ter petition against said JOhn II. Frederick praying
or divOrce from him. and for restoration to her FORM.
n name of Jennie :. Blymier.
The said John F.. Frederick sreQuIred 10 answer the
,ettitn in said action not later tnan BX (B) weeks
fter the 10th day Of september 1887 thu date Of tho
lrst publication Of this notice, such divorce or re
ief may be granted. JENNIE y FREDERICK
WIN. J. PIRR0, Attorney tor petitioner.
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OF the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the fact that every purchaser receives
q fair equivalent for his money. Tho
familiar headline 100 Doses One Dol
lar" stolen by imitators, is original
with and true only of Hoods Sarsapar-
lila. This can easily be proven by any
one who desires to test the matter. For
real economy buy only Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Sold by all druggists.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Durbin,
Wright Il Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10

AS Charles II. Garrigues was on his
way to Salem last week to attend the
installation of Salem Commandery No.
AZ X, 7, his sword was stolen from the
car at Alliance. He notified an officer
and the stolen article was found again,
in the hands of one Jerry Quinn.
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Excellent State ofCuItIVatIoR

contains about 80 Of good timber principally
oak. On Ran farm is an excellent house and bank
barn two summer houses, dry house wagon she'd bug-
w shed implement house, hog pen, and other out
buildings ordinarily found on we'll arranged farm
Two good wells and never railing spring OF water
on the premises 10 which the cattle have access
good orchard and an abundance OF small Iuit such Rs
pears peaches, plums, grapes 6eci
Tho buildings and fences in better than ordinArJ
repair And persons contemplating purchasing ROod
farm where everything ia In rstcass shape and oondl
ton are invited 70 examine said promiSea
Prioe. S1750O. on reasonable payments.
For further particulars address
Il. W. HossLER,
jan27-tf Canton, Ohio.
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A healthy skin may be obtained
through using Palmer's Skin-Success
ointment and soap. Sold by M. Kapper,
druggist, North Market street.
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I give honor to whom it is due. DR..

7 BIFO IIUIIVI 10 WIIOIII To 10 UIIOs DIs
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
cured me of Bright's disease and gravel.
Four of the best physicians had failed
to relieve me. | have recommended it
to scores of people with like success,
and know it will cure all who try it,
Mrs. L. 2. Miner, Burg Hill, o. Send
2 cent stamp to DR.. Kennedy, Rondout,
N, Y, for book how to cure kidney,
liver and blood disorders. Mention
this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10

Melachias Werlich and Minnie Snyder
of Osnaburg, have been granted a license
to wed
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tain their Old cells, numbers % and u
on the second tier, willis Spies was
TAKEN IRON HIS OLD oELL,
number "A, and put into number q
just east of Schwab. All the prisoners
except Lingg submitted to the change
and search without displaying the
slightest emotion. Lingg seemed much
worried when he was told of what was
contemplated, and showed 80 plainly
that something was wrong that the Jail
OTIS were not so greatly surprised as
they might have been over the discOV-
cry subsequently made.
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DYNAMITE BOMBS.
a Number of Them Found in the Ansrch-
lsts' Cells,

a Number of Them Found in the Ansrch-
lsts' Cells.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 6-The cells of
the seven condemned anarchists in the
county jail were searched today and
six loaded bombs were found hidden
away in u wooden box which was con-
cealed under a pile of newspapers in a
corner. Some time ago Sheriff Matson
decided to search and clean out the
cells of the seven distinguished pris-
oners, and today was set for the exam
nation. Word was sent by the Sheriff
to the friends of the condemned, saying
that no admittance would be given to
the jail, and this morning the entire
force of Deputy Sheritfs reported at the
Jail for duty. 1t was shortly after $3.50
o'clock when Lingg and Engel were
LED FROM THEIR CELLS
to the consultation cage and the search
began. Engel's cell was first entered
and thoroughly examined, The bed
and bedding were looked over, cracks
in the walls and table thoroughly ex-
plored, and the clothing hanging
around the cell searched, but beyond
few empty cigar boxes, some fruit,
books and papers, nothing was found.
Then the deputy sheriffs entered
Lingg's cell, while its former occupant
planted himself in a corner of his tenn
porary prison and watched them with
eager eyes. He was pale as death, and
trembled like an aspen leaf as the
the searchers moved around in the lit
tie stone-walled room. Suddenly two
of the three men inside jumped out to
the corridor, while third man held at
arms length
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A SMALL WOODEN BOX

which he carefully carried to the jail
office and laid on Jailer Folz's desk.
The box contained six pieces of gas
pipe, each about six or seven inches in
length, filled with some heavy substance
and plugged at both ends. Jailor FOlz
picked up one which was closed at one
end with round iron stopper, and one
of the officers pronounced it Veritable
dynamite bomb. Just then Sheriff
Matson arrived at the Jail and ordered
that the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
DENTISTS.
JEWELLERS.

JEWELLERS.
L. EPHRAIM,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN-No ID East Tusca-
rawas street. Fine Watches and JewelIy neatly
repaired and Spectacles properly fitted to the eye.
GEORGE DEUBLE,
JEWELER-Dealer in Watches. Clocks, Jewelry
SllverwaTe, ETC., east side Public Square, Canton
o. Repairing done promptly.
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fine FARM
Of 16O Acres for Sale, i'm
Nimishillen Township.

Tha undersigned oIors for sale valuable farm 10.
Gated miles northeast OF Canton, 2 miles west Of
Louisville and fronting on the road leading north from
the "tOOd Hope" church. on the Canton and iOulavle
road said premises being mile north Of said church
ana known as the Jacob Lesh homestead.
al fa q md nj
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN E. MONNOT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OGlce In Harter Block, Can
"n' ONO (mar14S7-d&w
Ohm o. OWN. JCR ROYnR
GIvIN q ROVER, NM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Ofice over First Nationa,
Bank, Eagle Block Canton, Ohio Counsel in botL
German and English Taug21'B 'B5-tf- f-dSw
j. NJ. MYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ohice SO North Market st
Canton, Ohio. "
OHAs' r. MILLER ATLEE PoMRRENE
MILLER q POMERENE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-ROOm Is Cassy BlOck
NO. south Market St, Canton, o. [au7'88-tf
JOSEPH FREAsE. HARRY FREAsE.
JOSEPH FREASE & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Canton, Ohio OfHce m,
narters BLOCK, second story, over Savings DepOsii
Bank [sep11S5-d&w
j. b. MICHENER
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OGice In Ea ;ls Block. Can.
ton, ONO [jan2l'S5-gy
DAVID b. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OfHce in SaxtOn Block, Can
ton, ONO Cma2'84-gy
CHAS. SEEMANN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OfHce Commercial Block
NO. ~ South Market ST., Canton o. [iu967-d&w
A. M. MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Ofdce In Kline Block, Lou
isVille, Ohio
BALDWIN & SHIELDS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Ofice opposite Court House
Canton Ohio.
ALLEN CARNES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ohice with W. and A. Nc
kinley, Canton, OHIO
ROBERT Il. FOLGER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-U. s. Commissioner. Com
missioner for New York and Pennsylvania. and
Notary Publlc-Oftce No. as South Erie street up
to all business entrusted to his care In Stark and
adjoining counties and In the Federal Courts North
ern District Of Ohio.
JAMES ). GRANT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ohice In the new Saxton
BLOCK, canton ONO. [may25Sy
A. W. GOsHORN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND NOTARY pITR
LIS running law shop in tho Reed House.
canal street. Navarro, o., from whence will de-
fend the Innocent 'prOd" the wicked collect the
Rad debts sand ana mix up prescriptions for the neigh
DOfS aC "Ded-rOckh rates. Young fellow. IL Won
want anything ground out In my line, call.
A. C. HINER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ohice Eagle Block. oppo-
site Court House, Canton, o.
HENRY W. HARTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-o1ice, Harter's Bank Dlock,
Canton Ohio.
L. NJ. JONES,
ATTORNEY At LAW-Oflce Commercial Block,
Canton, Ohio. TuOv9S2-tf
JOHN LAIN,
ATTORNEY At IAW-Oince. Cassidy Block, front
ing Public Square Canton, o.
JOHN LOEW
NOTARY PUBLIC--Navarre Stark Couutv Ohio
G. MoNG. TT. M'oARrY.
NGONG & MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Ofice No az N Market
ST. corner Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
JOHN G. wELTY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Onee, NO 10 South Market
street, (Walser BloCl), Canton, Ohio.
W. & A. MCKINLEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-ofice lnlMcKinley's Block,
Canton, Ohio.
CHARLES C. UPHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ofice In Poyser Block west
side Public Square, Canton Ohio.
A. S. VAN BUsKIRK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW--0fice, New cassidy Block,
Canton, Ohio.
PHYSICIANS.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,-Ofice No 30
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LEW. SLUSSER,
PHYSICIAN-COTner Market and Tenth SITS. Men.
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HOMEOPArHIST AND SURGEON-Oflce Saxton
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